Surface Structures
Materials
Cambric Paper
Flock
Flock fibers are made from viscose, polyamide or cotton.
They are applied to various supports such as paper, cardboard, fabric, polystyrene or PVC .
The soft velvety surface is suitable for luxury packaging, high-quality books, displays or luxury decorations.
Leather Imitation
There is smooth leather imitation and suede imitation:
Smooth leather imitation of mainly polyurethane on viscose polyester fabric.
Grains
The grains are available in many different colours. Special colours are available on request. Grains marked with * are available from 300 m on.
Roll width: 140 cm
Roll length: 60 m
Grains according themes
The grains are sorted in themes and partially available in different colours. Special colours are available on request.
Grains marked with * are available from 300 m on. Roll width: 140 cm, Roll length: 60 m
Grains marked with ** are available from 50 m on. Roll width: mostly 140 cm, Roll length: mostly 50 m
Organic
Biocompatible leather imitation.
This material consists of 65% renewable resources and only 35% fossil material, oil.
Suede Leather
Suede imitation is mainly made of polyester, nylon and polyurethane.
It has a finely polished surface with a smooth and soft touch emphasizing the leather-like character.
Fabrics
Fabrics for bookbinding, luxury packaging and decoration.
Bookcloth, cotton, satin, moiré, linen, silk and personalized fabrics.
Book Cloths
Book cloths are made of dyed cotton, cotton-linen mixtures or rayon-viscosa fabrics.
They can be printed with blind or hot foil embossing and screen printing.
Felt
Felt is a non-woven fabric. By using needles or water, the textile fibers are joined together and are difficult to separate.
There is natural and synthetic felt. It is stretchy, pressure and moisture resistant and protects against heat and cold.
Flannel
Flannel is a woven fabric that is mostly made of wool or cotton.
The process of roughening makes the fabric soft, light and at the same time resistant.
Gauze
Gauze is a thin fabric with meshes that look like a net.
It is mostly used as a base material for embroideries.
Jacquard
Jacquard is a type of binding for fabrics that allows a big variety of continuous patterns.
Various fabrics such as silk, viscose, cotton or synthetic fabrics are woven in this technique.
Loden
Loden is a fabric made from uncombed wool or from a mixture of wool.
It is waterproof and durable.
This excellent material is used for smartphone or tablet cases.
Moiré
Moiré is a fabric with a grain made of silk, viscose or synthetic fibers.
The moiré effect is created by using two layers of fabric in different brightnesses one above the other.
Rips
A variety of the linen binding is the rips binding.
The fabric is robust, the optic distinctive.
It is particularly tear resistant due to its firm structure. It can be made of natural or synthetic fibers.
Satin
Satin is a fabric known for its shiny surface while the fabric base is dull. The satin look comes from the satin weaving. Depending on the light and the fibers used i.e. silk, cotton, viscose or polyester the fabric gets a beautiful glossy shine on the upper side.
Silk
Silk is a fine animal fiber that is extracted from the cocoons of the silkworm.
It is the only endless fiber existing in nature.
Silk fabrics are chiffon, satin, atlas, taffeta, organza, georgette and brocade. Silk is shiny and the colors are brilliant.
Velvet
Velvet is a woven fabric which was originally made out of silk.
Nowadays, velvet is mostly made of cotton or it is produced chemically.
The touch of velvet is gentle and heavy at the same time.
Papers
Covering papers for bookbinding and packaging.
Available in more than 50 embossings. Many colours, natural mat or glossy.
PU or PVC coated, decoratively printed, flocked, metallized and crumpled.
Flocked fabric
Suitable for the production of jewelery bags / pouches a.o.
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